"On the economic front, Prime Minister Abazović succeeded, both as president and as vice-president of the government, in borrowing the state for almost one billion euros, doubling the number of employees through the party's "taking care" of people in the state apparatus," said Petar Odžić, a member of the Presidency of the Social Democratic Party.
Odžić points out that "most of these people belong to those elements that the Prime Minister mentioned, who do not like or harm the country, or if we are going to be completely correct, they prefer another country to their own".
"In terms of the fight against organized crime, Abazović managed to seize a record amount of tobacco products, and then not long after that, he arrested a member of his party's presidency because of them," the SDP press release states.
Odžić emphasizes that, "in terms of European integration, he managed to provide us with the European Union with the Ali Express, or the Open Balkans, and at the same time he expelled another member of his party, who is also the vice-president of the party and the main person responsible for the further European path of our country." .
He adds that, "if we exclude the Bosniak party, which naturally does not belong to the prime minister's pro-Serbian course, the remaining parties in the government are Vučić's parties, which will fight for political survival in the next elections, probably in a coalition".
Odžić points out that the prime minister in every mature society tends to gather, homogenize and strengthen the management structures of the government.
"As we can see, we are going against that principle, we boast about dismissals, resignations and the abandonment of associates, under the slogan that it is better to go than to be a nuisance," says Odžić.
"This political film, which fortunately will not last long, is worth watching until the end, because as we started, the prime minister will end up staying in the government with a couple of henchmen, who, like Vesna Bratić, will lead the poker ministries, with God's help," he concluded. Odžić.
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